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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1959
Page
3
A reader laments a neighbor Lucy who berates a husband for leaving chairs dirty. Aunt Minnie, famous for spotless living, vanished her husband decades ago, prompting reflections on tidy habits and hidden dangers in relationships. Dear Ann Landers offers support and guidance on marriage, trust, and practical protections for families.
Bright towel panel design uses applique with colorful scraps. Pattern 7369 transfers four motifs 8 by 114 inches. Mail 2% cent for catalog copy to The Chanute Tribune Arte Dept New York.
Mrs. Edith Jones of 329 S. Rutter hosted Thursday’s IC Guild gathering of the Evangelical United Brothers church. Mrs. Ernest Wah l led the lesson. co-hostess Mrs. Osa Sharp helped serve refreshments to 20 members. Next meeting planned with Mrs. E H Rana at R 2.
Twelve members met with Mrs. Gertie Adams to prepare hamburger parties for Katy park July 4. Attendees included Myrtle Ogden, Viola Lesan, Lonnie White, George Hansen, H J Rauhoff, George Wilson, John Hopkins, Hillard Blume, H M Wilmoth, Kenneth Raney, Francis Meeker and guests Mrs. Roy Adams and Mrs. Robert Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Blackston hosted Chanute Investors sales reps for a dinner at the Country Club Wednesday night after a sales meeting. The event honored Mrs. J. A. Roberts for being elected division queen due to her husband J. A. Roberts's May business total. Attendees included couples from Chanute Baxter Springs Neodesha Coffeyville Garnett Pittsburg Emporia Fort Scott and more.
Mrs. Albert Barker and her husband adapt daily routines to care for six month old twins Timothy Blain and Thomas Duane Barker, who eat on a three to four hour cycle, share a bed, and require coordinated care from all five older children and the parents.
The Women's Society of Christian Service met Wednesday morning at First Methodist to discuss Building Christian Character. Mrs. Art Holmes presided, with devotions by Mrs. Charles Day. Janet O Connor plus Nancy Sparks Donna Shoemaker and Kathy Thompson spoke about the recent Youth Institute at Baldwin. Eighteen youths and a counselor attended, Francene Stacy sang Faith Unlocked The Door, accompanied by Mrs. Nolan Carrier. Breakfast for 75 followed in a room with garden flowers.
Mr and Mrs James Wright Jr hosted a dinner at 1817 S Evergreen to honor Mrs Frank Treen, Dorothy Treen, and Sue Treen of Eustis Florida visiting with friends and relatives. Attendees included Mr and Mrs David Wright and children, Mr and Mrs Bill Howard and children of Kansas City, Mrs Edna Wright, Larry Wright, and Robert Wright. The Treens and Dorothy and Sue left Monday after a 10 day visit.
A Thursday noon picnic dinner hosted by the Royal Neighbors of America brought 14 members and 17 guests from Neodesha plus four guests from Urbana to the Santa Fe Park Shelter House. State supervisor Stella Millicent of Salina, district deputy Opal Laggart of Kansas City, and district deputy Vernon Noel of Neodesha spoke to the group as games were played.
The Jene Scotch Foursome hosts a golf event at Chanute Country Club. Buffet dinner scheduled for 815 pm followed by a 140 pm tee time. Supporters urged to attend at Chanute City venue.
Mrs. Taylor was elected president and Mrs. Frank Steinmetz secretary treasurer at a Christian Women’s Fellowship meeting at the church. New circle members were chosen for the coming year.
Mrs. C. E. Bascom, aged 90, was featured in a Kansas City Times article. She is mother to Mrs. E. P Gibson, grandmother and great grandmother to several relatives, and known for baking Date Filled Cookies. A family dinner honoring her is planned in Merriam.
Mrs. Robert Perry hosted Circle 4 of the United Presbyterian Women at 1123 West Main on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. C D Blackwood presiding. The group heard lessons from Conversations on Town and Country and a Bible study titled Rejoicing the Spirit. The next meeting will be a 1 o clock luncheon on September 2 hosted by Mrs. Robert Koch.
Pattern details for Girls sizes 6 to 14 with fabric requirements and ordering info. Ever Ready and Up and Atom 4-H clubs report July meetings with demonstrations on cocoa syrup tapioca pudding table setting and dish washing. Other club notes cover sewing class progress and upcoming meetings with leaders and hosts.
Mabel Thornton hosted a meeting of the Odense Home Demonstration Unit with Mrs. John Bebbington presiding. The lesson on Home Furnishings was given by Mrs. Lloyd Carson and a door prize was won by Mabel Thornton. Nine members nine children and two guests attended refreshments. The next meeting is August 5 with Mrs. Vyrl Roberts and each member will bring a place setting of china glasses silver and linen.
FBI outlined an international high finance case after three Americans and two Canadians were arrested in a $82 million Canadian bonds theft from Brockville Ontario in 1958. Arrested were Sam Mannarino Norman Rothman and William Rabin with others still sought. Bond security and wire fraud charges were involved. a Swiss bank tipped off authorities leading to the case break.
The sixth annual Newport Jazz Festival started Thursday night in Newport Rhode Island drawing about 10 000 attendees. Performers and fans filled the venues as the festival kicked into gear on the opening evening.
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